What books are you reading?

[Lord]

my exploring science school book, there's a great plot twist at the end where it tells you all the answers...

joking, im reading The Lone Survivors 2.

[Waffles Mgee]

The Wolf of Wall Street
Raising Steam (A Terry Pratchett book)
and The Whisperer In Darkness, which is a collection of the first 9 H. P. Lovecraft stories.

[tuna]

looking for alaska
great book, love all John Green's stuff. it's not really about what happens, but about the characters thoughts, feeling and the issues and questions about what happens.

[Alca]

A Question of Blood by Ian Rankin. I haven't read that much mystery/crime novels but Ian Rankin is brilliant, I was hooked straight away.

[MatureZoom Zoom]

I'm currently enthralled by the Kingkiller Chronicle(s) series. The first book, The Name of the Wind is just... Grand. It's a great fantasy tale, that I have yet to tire from, much like the other two books.

[Axon]

infinite jest (rereading) and the songlines

[Lord]

Skullduggery Pleasant - Mortal Coil.
I'm reading back over all of the previous books before I read the final one. (Which was released a couple of weeks ago)

[Tosh]

The Left Hand of God by Paul Hoffman

[Alca]

Vol de Nuit by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

[Four]

Cherub

[Thornsberry]

Right now I'm re-reading Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas by Hunter S. Thompson,
He's one of my favorite writers, and it's one of my favorite books.

It's a very interesting read, and I do prefer it over the movie.

Also "re-reading" Alice's Adventures in Wonderland - and Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carrol, I finished the first lengthy part of the book now I'm on the looking glass, and the subtle messages throughout the entire book is fascinating, and keeps me very entertained.
I usually just do a casual read of it before bed, and when I wake up for awhile.

[Gary]

Reading A Clockwork Orange again, since I never got around to learning the language and finishing the book the last time I tried reading it.

[Axon]

atm I have started the myth of sisyphus & other essays by albert camus and I'm also reading jacob's room by virginia woolf, also every now and then I read something from the vogue factor but I haven't touched it in a while

[Alca]

Recently read "Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave" for my American Literature class. Ended up finding it really fascinating so I'm glad I read it.

[Deimos]

I am currently reading Dracula by Bram Stoker and From Hell by Alan Moore.